⚔️🇮🇳 🇺🇿 Anti-terrorist exercise of India and Uzbekistan “Dustlik-7”

From April 12 to 25, the 7th series of bilateral military maneuvers “Dustlik-7” (DUSTLIK-VII) between India and Uzbekistan is being held.

The opening ceremony took place at the Gurumsarai training ground (Namangan, Uzbekistan).

The exercise is aimed at strengthening the interaction of the ground forces and air forces of the two countries in the conditions of operations in a semi-urbanized area.

The Indian contingent includes 60 soldiers of the Mahar infantry regiment battalion, as well as units of the Indian Air Force. From the Uzbek side — soldiers of the ground forces and air forces of Uzbekistan.

🔷“Dustlik” is an annual Indian-Uzbek initiative, alternating between the countries. The previous exercise was held in April 2025 in Pune (Maharashtra state, India).

The main theme of the exercises is joint actions in the conditions of conducting sub-conventional operations: territory capture, organization of a joint action center at the battalion level, population control, raids, mop-up operations, use of air assets.

Aand force notam for missile test 😂

plan to conduct missile weapon tests in the coastal waters of the Arabian Sea on April 14-15, 2026

Trump announces Israel-Lebanon 10-DAY CEASEFIRE starting 5 p.m. ET

'It has been my honor to solve 9 wars across world, and this will be my 10th'

He’s also inviting Netanyahu AND Lebanese Prez to WH for talks


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🚀🇰🇵 North Korea has launched ballistic missiles

April 19 at 00:10 MSK (06:10 local time), North Korea carried out the launch of several short-range ballistic missiles from the Sinpo area (Hamgyong Nam-do Province, North Korea) in the direction of the Sea of Japan.

According to the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Republic of Korea, the missiles traveled about 140 km and fell into the waters east of the Korean Peninsula. The Japanese side clarified that they did not enter the country's exclusive economic zone



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🚨🇵🇰 Taimoor tested: Pakistan flexes new stand-off strike weapon power

Pakistan has successfully tested its indigenously produced Taimoor air-launched cruise missile, which struck a distant naval target, the Pakistan Navy announced on X.

Key details:

🔸 Type: Air-Launched Cruise Missile (ALCM) for land and naval targets

🔸 Range: 600 km

🔸 Speed: Subsonic (860–980 km/h)

🔸 Platforms: Mirage III (tested), JF-17 Thunder (planned)

🔸 Features: Stealth design, terrain-following, sea-skimming

🔸 Developer: Global Industrial & Defence Solutions (GIDS), Pakistan

🔸 Tactical role: Stand-off capability to strike long-range targets without entering enemy air defense zones.

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⚔️🇮🇳 The multinational exercise "Pragati 2026"

In Umroi (Meghalaya state, India), the multinational exercise "Pragati 2026" is being conducted from May 18 to 31.
The aim is to exchange experience and enhance the operational compatibility of the armed forces of the participating countries.

About 400 military personnel from the armed forces of India, Bhutan, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, the Philippines, the Seychelles, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam are participating.

Russia's NSA to Ajit Doval:

"🇷🇺Moscow highly values its strategic partnership with 🇮🇳India. Our relationship is built on decades of friendship and unaffected by changing global geopolitical situations."

🚨🇨🇳 Chinese scientists unveil ‘kill-them-all’ drone swarm algorithm

The new algorithm enables fixed-wing drone fleets to autonomously search vast battlefields and eliminate every single enemy, Chinese media reports.

🔸 Decision speed stands at 6.6 milliseconds, while old methods take seconds, letting a drone fly 600 meters blind

🔸 Smart web uses a "heterogeneous graph" tagging friends, foes and terrain as distinct nodes, ending confusion

🔸 Memory under jamming: each drone has a special memory module to remember where enemies were last seen when links are cut

🔸 Hierarchical brain breaks down decisions into clear layers, first choosing whether to search or strike, then selecting a specific target, and finally calculating how much ammunition to use

This points to a future where drone swarms are cut off from human command with a single final order: find and kill them all.

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🇨🇳 Large-scale anti-corruption purges in the PLA — CASI report

The report notes that since 2022, investigations, dismissals, resignations, and disappearances have affected over 100 Chinese generals (including two- and three-star ranks). Officially, Beijing has only confirmed 38 cases. Among the most high-profile events are the investigations into the First Deputy Chairman of the Central Military Commission, Zhang Yu, and the Chief of the Joint Staff, Liu Zhenli.

It is noted that the leadership of the Central Military Commission, the highest military governing body of the PRC, has effectively been reduced to a minimum. While in 2023, it consisted of seven people, by the beginning of 2026, the authority is concentrated in only two figures: President Xi Jinping and Deputy Chairman Zhang Shengmin, who also oversees the military disciplinary committee.

Particular attention is paid to the scale of personnel losses among the senior command. Officially, 22 three-star generals have been removed from their positions, and considering the unconfirmed disappearances, this number could reach 47. For comparison, the total number of active three-star generals in the PLA is usually estimated at 30-35, which highlights the exceptional scale of the personnel changes.

Xi Jinping views corruption as the main threat to the combat effectiveness of the army and the implementation of its modernization program. However, such large-scale purges inevitably lead to a sharp change in leadership in virtually all branches and types of troops, which can have both short-term and long-term effects on the effectiveness of management and the level of combat readiness of the PLA.

It should be noted that the report was prepared by an American think tank, and some of the estimates presented in it are based on open sources and indirect evidence, as the Chinese authorities officially disclose only limited information about personnel changes in the armed forces.